The Jasba company was founded in 1926 by Jakob Schwaderlapp in Ransbach-Baumbach (who went on to form Ceremano in 1959). The name is derived from his name and the town where it was located.
My fine Art Pottery vase must date to the 1970s when the company closed and ceased making these beautiful and much sought after vases.
Production of vases ceased in 1975.
This is a nice decorative vase. It has no handle and is an elegant tall, slim shape.
It has a glossy brown coloured interior. The exterior is a dark brown base shade - and on top of this is a mottled shiny grey glaze with a spotted effect. It has a single band of abstract shapes to the base - each shape has a glossy tangerine orange dot in the centre.
A lovely decorative piece of West German art pottery.
I have four other pieces with this pattern in my store - see my final image on this listing showing them as an attractive group. I have also photograph this vase beside the smaller version of it in my store. Just so there is no confusion the price quoted here is for one vase only.
Dimensions: height is just under 8 inches. Diameter at the widest point is 2 3/4 inches.
Weight unpacked is 340 grams.